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Waikato Times, Volume II, Issue 90, 26 November 1872, Page 1

1 "*tv?fcv f~\ VKRL AN D ROU T E T 0 V_y ENCrLAN I), VCsSßsbSs, Via Sax Fkanci.sco and Nkw Yokk. THE UNTTED STATES, NKW ZKALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STKAMSHII , LINE. Under Contract for a Four-weekly Mail Service. The Splendid Steamship N 1C B 11 A S K A, 2,1<1.1 tons register, 800 horse-power, J. Hakuimi, Coinitiander, is appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu and Wan Francisco on November 28. To be followed by the N E V A D A, Passengers and Freight booked through to all [points in America, Europe, &c. Rates of Passage from Auckland to San Francisco. New York Liverpool. Ist Class ... Ml. Ml Ttl l«s 2nd Class .. 'Ml 'M c >'~ l lOs ;{rd Class .. 1W Ml •'*•>« Passengers have the option of spending two months on the journey. „ Luggage allowed to through passengers—lst Class, i's()lbs ; 2nd and tfnl Class, lOOlbs. An experienced Surgeon accompanies each steamship. For further particulars apply to HENDERSON AND MACFARLANh, Queen-street, Auckland. FO.ll LONDON JMRKCT, the well-known favorite Ship "CITY OK AUCKLAND," Hi years Al ill Lloyd's, Wμ. Ahhiiv, Commander. This fine vessel, carrying Cabin und Steerage Passengers, will leave for London direct in all November next. A Hailing dntc "ill be. given in future advertisement. For rales of freight, passage, &c, apply to (JAI'T. ASIIB\, on boiird ; 01 . ,„ CRUICKSHANK & Co. ' FOR SALE, II I V K It VI E W FAR M, Taui-iju, Waikato,

CONSISTING of 200 acres, the greater portion has been laid down in clover and mixed grasses, and Hiil.-diviilfd into convenient paddocks. The farm is in oxcolleiil. order, and the present, season's crops consist of aboiil 20 iiri-es Barley, Outs and Wheal; the wheat isproiimimuil by competent, judges to be second to none in the "Waikato ; "the lust wheat crop yielded !32 bushels per acre. Tin' owner, in placing this property in the market, fools that, he is submitting to capitalists one of the choicest farms in the Wnikalo. It has numerous natural advantages sucli as r,,w farms in the. district possess ; it has :i mile frontage to the Waikato river, it is sheltered irom the westerly winds by the lofl.y Taupiri ranges, the bush on the property either for 'firewood or fencing purposes, is second to none in the Waikato, and the extensive run in the rear oi lliopropcrtv is a desideratum which cannot be 100 highly appreciated"bv the cattle breeder, it is, in fact, a nursery lor youii.' slock, and which, at all seasons oilers splendid teller ami good rough food ; and, in tins respect alone, no farm in Hie district oilers greater advantages ; it is the wnnt o( .such a run that cripples one-hall our settlers. As u dairy fan.*, it possesses numerous advantages, situated as if is within three miles of Ngaruawahia, where at all seasons there, is a growing market for dairy produce at remunerative ~1-iees, as also for beef ami mutton. The property is nuu'iiilieently situated; its adjacency to Ngarimwahm, the principal town in the Waikato, at once makes it a property of move than ordinary value ; and, situated as it is, it, is ev.Mupl from Highway rates. The adjoining 100 acres, in its native state, can be had at a nominal price. Ot the many advantages this property presents, perhaps its greatest jmiK'rioritv is "that it is a farm under cultivation, and the purchaser will at o.ice realise that he has got a home , and his cattle ctin at once be placed on good and abundant teed, with the knowledge (from ocular demonstration) that the i-rowin" crops will yield an abundance for the coming winter° Fruit is abundant, and perhaps no farm in the Waikato produces a greater supply oi Cherries, leaches, A &e The House, consisting ol seven rooms, is delightCiillv s'iii"itcd, is in thorough repair, painted, and papered. The Oul-buildings arc of the ordinary nature. The Furm(uro can be had at valuation. To the lover ot the gun, this properly is worth especial notice Pheasants Ducks, and Pigeon; in abundance. A Church is erected within, hall , a mile of the farm where Divine Service is held by the Rev Ur \siiwkll. A Post Olliee and School within quarter of a mile of the property. The Waikato Steam Company are buvers of wheal and oats; and flour can now be purchased nt. "their mill and delivered at any farm on the Waikato at the same pi-ice that, it, can bo delivered at Otahuhu Irom ~nd. The steamers and Quick's coaches pass the farm every other day. It is within 16 miles oi Rangnrm 3 miles of Ngaruawahia, and II miles of Hamilton. As this property is not mortgaged, it will not be sacrificed. JOor further parUculars, walkeßj Rangariri. R. SIMPSON, Taupiri. E. B. ROBINSON, Auckland. tVug-ular sales live stock and agricultural produce \re held by the Undersigned as follows :- On each Thursday at Remuera, at twelve o'clock, the Principal Market for Fat Stock of all descriptions. On each Friday in Auckland, at the Haymarket, at eleven o'cloek, for Horses, Carriages, Harness, Hay, Corn, Seeds, and Agricultural Implements. On the first Friday in each month, at the Haymarket, for Wool, Flax, Hides, and Sheepskins. At Waiuku, Quarterly, in Mr Campbell's lards, on the third Wednesday in February, May, Axigust, and November, at one o'clock. _ At Papakura, on the first Wednesday in each month, at half-past twelve o'clock. . At Henderson's Mill on the third Wednesday m October and April, at one o'clock. Sheep Fairsare held at the Remuera Sale lards on the second Tuesday in February. . , . , Ample accommodation for Live Stock consigned for sale or awaiting delivery at Remuera, Otahuhu, and Drury, where they arc well kept at lived charges. Dry -uid commodious Stoves for Wool, Grain, Seeds, or Carriages, at the Haymarket, where the goods in store are insured. ALFRED BUCEXAND. - TifomXs sinrT Co., BUILDERS, MILL AND WHEEL - WEIGHTS AND BLACKSMITHS, HAMILTON, WAIKATO. MESSES. THOMASSON & Co., beg to inform the inhabitants of Hamilton and the District of Waikato generally that they have commenced business as Builders, Mill and Wheelwrights and Blacksmiths as above. Messrs. Thomasson & Co. having engager, first-class workmen in each t»f the above branches of business, and being thoroughly practical men themselves, are enabted to offer unusual advantages in the building line by executing lai ,<T c works with greater despatch, at much less cost, and avoiding the confusion consequent upon several tradesmen being called in to do one piece of work. Messrs. Thomasson & Co. have also, for the convenience of the trade, made arrangements with the Union Sash and Poor Company to keep a well-selected stock of Sashes, Doors, etc., always on hand, at Auckland prices, with the amount of carriage only added. Messrs. Thomasson & Co. are determined to make their charges in all cases as low as possible, consistent with first-'class workmanship, and good materials. E MESS AGE, Builder and Contractor, Ngaruawahia. Sole Agent in the Waikato for the Union Steam SawMouldingf Sash, and Door Company's Steam-manu. factureA Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, etc. Shop Fronts, Doors aud Sashes made to order on the Oitest notice. All orders punctually attended to. "~~ L\ EVITT, GUNMAKER, Ac, 244, Queen Street, Auckland. Sporting ammunition of every description.